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World's Largest Chipmaker, Taiwan Semi, Accelerates Local DRAM Supply Chain With Winbond Collaboration
World's Largest Chipmaker, Taiwan Semi, Accelerates Local DRAM Supply Chain With Winbond Collaboration
In a time of heightened scrutiny on the memory supply chain, overnight the world's largest chipmaker, Taiwan's TSMC, is reportedly building out a domestic DRAM supply chain in Taiwan amid a severe global memory shortage, bringing in Winbond as a partner, UDN reported.
TSMC and Winbond are collaborating on a localized DRAM supply chain using 3D wafer-on-wafer (WoW) stacking technology, where Winbond would supply DRAM memory wafers to be stacked with TSMC's logic wafers. The move is designed...
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Jul 30, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Why Americans Soured On Higher Education
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Authored by Viktor Joecks via The Epoch Times,
Even colleges can’t fool all of the people all of the time.
Just 38 percent of Americans have high confidence in higher education, according to a new Gallup poll. That’s down from 57 percent in 2015. Gallup found the three main reasons for this lack of confidence are political agenda, cost and not preparing students for a future career.
This is a stunning—and much-needed—fall from grace.
Many schools and politicians spent decades pushing ever more kids into college. Sen. Bernie...
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Mar 7, 2026 / Jason Ditz
Israeli Strikes Kill at Least 41 in Lebanon, Death Toll Rises to 294
At least 41 more people were killed in Lebanon today as a flurry of Israeli airstrikes struck the eastern Bekaa Valley and Israeli ground troops clashed with Hezbollah forces. Since Monday, the Lebanese Health Ministry has reported 294 people killed in the Israeli assault, and 1,023 wounded. In the face of continuous escalation, the Lebanese […]
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Mar 4, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Services ISM Smashes Estimates, Prints At 56.1 Highest Since 2022, As Prices Paid Tumble
Services ISM Smashes Estimates, Prints At 56.1 Highest Since 2022, As Prices Paid Tumble
After the Manufacturing ISM print earlier this week came modestly stronger than expected (albeit with the Prices Paid component spiking and sending 10Y yields higher), some were expecting a similar improvement in today's Services ISM print. What they got instead, was a blowout number, and one suggesting that whatever weakness the US economy was in for much of the latter part of 2025, is now over.
At 10:00am ET, the ISM Services print came out at 56.1,...
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